THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 6,; 1022.
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Moran Makes Good In His
Guidance of Cincinnati
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Pat Moran hecame .'manager' of the ; machines that he had little hand in
Phillies in . 1915, succeeding Charley -making."
Dooin, who had piloted the club to Despite his failure in 1920 and 1921
sixth place, in 1914. i ;v . V - jthe Cincinnati club retained Moran as
: Moran won., the National , league manager for this, year and this sea
pennant with the ' Phillies in '15, 'son has seen him, stag? a .. realJy
steered them Iriot second place' in 1916 'spectacular comeback. Pat has ;ust
and 1917, fell to sixth place in 1918 , about lived down, the opinion that he
and was fired. .
. Then Tie, moved toi Cincinnati, re-
placing Christy Maftfaewsori, who, bad f
brought the Reds into "third "place ni the work t building a new champion- , ctiyi'5os , at . Trinity -.colle.se Trinity
1918. ' ' .- ship teamKand" he has done it largely I. does riot have- the one-yea rj rule and
Again -he signalized his first year with minor league players. . (hence no freshmen team.' Coaches
as manager of a team by wining the I ' of the men who worked for him f-Steiner and Eturbage have taken the
flag, from Cincinnati in 1919. And jwhen Cincinnati led the league infquestion of reserve materi al for their
again his team started slipping after ! 1919 just seven remain. These are varsity into serious consideration and
Winning ; a "championship, falling to' Eddv Roush and Pat DUncan,' outgeld la- second team with a complete organ-
tjura piace ui u una siiu in la,
In .1922 'he moved back to second"
place
"Moran ; is . one-year if manager.'
many close followers ,of baseball then
sa&'of him. 'He,1 won ' the, flag for
Philadelphia with a team Dooia had
built and he did the same for Cin
cinnati . with . a club ' of Mathewson's
construction. V ' ,'
"He, wrecked
two pennant-winn,ing
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Second Outfit to PJay Stronger;
Prep aod High'.. Schools
Eicren in State. J
, DUT.HAM Oct. 6. A seconfl team
jiayin,g scheduled games on., Its own
hook fet the next possibility 3s -"gridiron
jizauuii bccmio w uc "-i umuuu
; 'There is a livelihood t hat a sche-
dule will be arranged with jthe stronger-high
and- prepschoor o'fttfits in this
secrtion.' Already l egotiatyons 'are un-
Ldev' way for a' gaitie 9n .Saturday, Oc
tober 18. This ga;me would immedi
ately follow the tvarsiy clash ' with
Caitolina: i in" Chapl . Hill on Thursday
of i:ext week. S '
i Thoiv ."second elevfin . would present a
fairly strong line-Ui'i a nd should make
it interreting for any tl ling in this neck
of the woods. The ; J robable line-up
; as given out by Coach Burbage, who
is running:, ine secot na .- sinng men,
would be: Newell, last year's srub,
center; Porter and i Ray, : freshmen,
guardsf "Weaver, fresh man, and Pick
eh's last swa.sons's scri4b, tackles; Troy,
freshman,- and Dinty Moore, last
year's-, sub-ends. The backfield will
, f probably be: ' Winters, freshman,
. i quarter; II. Johnson i and Everett,
freshmen halfs; H. Jveaver, fresh
nian, full b;ick. '
PIKEilT
Virginia" Team Ha s Been Un
dergoing HardJ Practice r"
Diiring: Course of Week r
ir Charlbttes-rille, Va., Oct. 4.-Virgi-'
nia's football squads have been mak
'ing good use of the bright afternoons
this week in, their . preparations for
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'against scrubs and Smother will prob -
lably be held, this aftsernoon. Head
I Coach' Campbell is working hard to
J get his varsity squaI in condition to
(hold the Tiger to as' small a score as
possible. j i .::-:-,"
" Moniay afternoon the varsity took
tKe lower Lefevre ' Field for signal
and dummy scrimmage practice while
Coaches Hankins and Rinehart
brought the freshmen on to the main
field for the first ! scrimmage of the
season. With over j first year men
to De pui into piay . ic was nara1 to
give a. inorougn lest zo tne aoimies
of any one of them, but the coaiches
spotted a good many youngsters , who
showed promse oif real ; ability, i It
IS probable that a prep school efieven
may come, to Charlottesville Saturday
for a practice game with the tfirst
year team.
PEANUJ GROWERS HAVE ,
eNtIered BIG SUIT
. Norfolk; Va., Oct. 5. Suit for the
recovery of $3,650,000, three-fol4
damage under the ; Sherman antii
trust . Act, : was today ; instituted in TJ.
3. ' District Court here by; the Peo
nut Growers' . Exchange against a
score br more Individuals and con
cerns, members of the National Pea
nut Cleaners and'Bheilers' Association
jlfe Virginia and . North Carolina. ;
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DETERMINATION
'HELP Hi
Manager of St. Louis Team
Calk Attention to Import
ant Facts in Series
By Branch Rickey
There are other elements in a
world series besides arms and legs
and- brains.
No baseball player deliberately
quits, but Ive seen a club lack snap
in its play. I've seen men fall to run
aut their hits and I've seen clubs give
up when they were behind.
The most trivial and insignificant
:hing mentally upsets some players,
Failure of new bats to arrive, when
ixpected, due to the faul of some of -
lelal of the club, will make droopers
Quarters in an upper berth is food for
discourse for a week. Bad pitching
in batting practice, an inconvenient
jump for an exhibition game, feeling
ol managerial favoritism, a siight
domestic difficulty all may cause
trouble!
Discovery of some- opponents' sig
nals Or inside knowledge of the op
posing club gives a club additional
confidence and tones it up for the next
game.
The temporary loss of a player fre
quently causes a club to fight harder.
The . promise of prize money, held
out; as. Napoleon held out the prom
ises of booty to his soldiers on the
eve of battle, has a good effect on tho
fighting spirit of a lot of players.
The Giants won , the pennant on
September 25. ,.
The Yankees were, not mathemati
cal winner's s until several days later.
That may be a good break for the
Yankees. It surely is if the Giants
were to let up in their play. I thought
there were unmistakeable signs on the
part of -one .or two of the Giants to
take things easy in the last game
played against the St. Louis Club.
(Continued on page three).
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leveral Schools WiU
Start The Season Today
I JNew isern tupis-wui-sei iiicix mm
j try-outf the season, at j Ghent
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Thel'Jc.ky jMounjt aggregation, ar
rives riere, tma .morning ana
are a
ratUef aggressive looking
set., of i
yoingsters, with one or two real
huskies ; in the bunch. ' , '
. Quite a large number of support
ers were out at. the park at' 3 o'clock,
'shortly beford the game was, called.
Both teams went 'through ' a snappy
practice and showed . that j, they had
undergone some hard coaching.
Other high school games today are
as follows: ': ., '
Greenville vs. Washington.
; Goldsboro vs. Kinston.
The games that are now being
played will not have any effect on the
state championship series, which pro
bably will start some time during the
latter part of this month. In the
meantime, most of the schools ' have
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SB FUNDS
VIDSON
President of State -University
Endorses Campaign for
Presbyterian College. ?
CHAPEL HILL. N. C, Oct. 6. Ex
pressing the wish that the Davidson
College campaign for a $600,000 en
dowment and expansion fund might
be "a hhundred percent over sub
scribed," Dr. H. M: Chase, president
of the University of North Carolina,
today gave the movement for "A
Greater Davidson for a Greater South
ern Church" his enthusiastic endorse
ment. ,
Dr. Chase highly praised the work
and standard of Davidson College,
whose chief characteristics through
out its century of history has been the
highest form of Christian education
and training of Christian character
and manhood. Dr. Chase is one
-among the best known and beloved of
educators in, the South, andhas hosts
of friends in every county of North
Carolina. - ,
"I am only too glad," , said Dr.
Chase, "to take advantage of this
I campaign to give expression . to my
respect and friendship lor Davidson,
and to express the earnest hope that
it may be given the iunds it,iteeds to
pursue the work; whih, it iaVdoing so
admirabjy. I always think of Davidson
aa a wonderfully? fine1 college,., doing
splendid work, and .1 conoeiye'iit to
have; a very definite claim" v on'" the
friends of higher education every
where in North Carolina." ' " "
The Davidson campaign is being
conducted among several counties of
North Carolina at the present time,
and will be conducted in all. of them
within the next two months. Funds
raised by the campaign will be used
for the rebuilding of ruined Cham
bers Hall, and for increasing the col
lege endowment1 for the efficient ex
pansion of the institution.
arranged several - games in - order i&
get into ; shape for the forthcoming
elimination series.
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iller Huggins
With His
(By Associated Press).
POLO GROUNDS, N. Y., Oct. 6.
The midget manager, Miller Huggins,
shuffled the deck of the Yankees'
pitching staff this afternoon and
then led with his third ace, "Waited
Hoyt in hopes . of winning a first
victory in the world series from the
Giants, who are already in proud pos
sesion of one game. Manager McGraw
looked with critical eye over the
Giant hurlers but gave no intimation !
of his choice for hurling duty until
game time.
"I have McQuillan and Scott both
ready to start," said McGraw, "and
don't forget that 'Rosey' Ryan look
ed pretty good, in there in the first
game. I am perfectly satisfied with
the way my team is going and our
pitching has been good." '
Huggins probably will continue his
fixed program of starting his five-star
pitching staff in ordet unlesstheGiants
upset his plans by knocking some
hurler unexpectedly into the discards.
Huggins' plan contemplated Hoyt to
day, Carl Mays tomorrow, and Sam
Jones on Sunday, Bush, with a 5-day
rest; will then' be fit for Monday,
"I'm not worrying over my pitch
ing," said Huggins, -"but the batting
slump the club is in. If we can come
out of it we should win this series.
Though the crowd has been big,
with every seat taken, the contests
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have been marked with the absenoe
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today was no exception. Scarcely 1000
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the stands and the bleachers were"
opened ' today. After they, had been
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the October, haze that has been both-
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during the late innings of play. It was
cooler than yesterday and perfect
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